This tape is a documentary VHS exploring the cyberpunk movement as a cultural and technological phenomenon, produced around 1990. The program opens with an extended treatment of William Gibson's fiction, covering Neuromancer, Count Zero, Mona Lisa Overdrive, and Burning Chrome as the literary foundation of the genre, and presents Gibson himself as its defining voice and reluctant figurehead.
The documentary moves outward from literature into subculture, profiling real-world figures including Michael Synergy, described as a "legitimate cyber hero," and covering hacker culture, smart drugs, body modification, prosthetics research, and early virtual reality development. Gibson is interviewed at length and is candid that he is not himself technical. The philosophical implications of cyberspace and virtual reality close the program, with contributors speculating on VR as an alternate dimension and social transformation technology.
Credits visible at the end name Chris Sand and David Severio. The program has the character of an independent or European documentary production. Tape label year is 1990.